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Karolewskiej
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I will paste that info 
"limited edition of 2005 that commemorates the Gemini IV mission of 1965. During this mission, the first space walk of a NASA astronaut was performed by astronaut Ed White. Ed White was wearing his Speedmaster pre-Professional (ref.105.003) during the EVA and therefore the Speedmaster is considered to be the first watch into outer space."
"limited edition of 2005 that commemorates the Gemini IV mission of 1965. During this mission, the first space walk of a NASA astronaut was performed by astronaut Ed White. Ed White was wearing his Speedmaster pre-Professional (ref.105.003) during the EVA and therefore the Speedmaster is considered to be the first watch into outer space."
Kornavin
Milpostista
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I will paste that info
"limited edition of 2005 that commemorates the Gemini IV mission of 1965. During this mission, the first space walk of a NASA astronaut was performed by astronaut Ed White. Ed White was wearing his Speedmaster pre-Professional (ref.105.003) during the EVA and therefore the Speedmaster is considered to be the first watch into outer space."
Interesting. We were just discussing at the Breitling forum about the Scott Carpenter Navitimer Cosmonaute, used in the 1962 Carpenter's spaceflight, so this should be the world's first watch worn in an EVA, for the Breitling was worn first in outer space...in a spaceship, of course!!!
caspiroz
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Yes, looks incredible. But it´s not the original Speedmaster Gemini IV (I have one of these). I think it´s a tunning watch (superb) , as you can see here:
https://relojes-especiales.com/thre...bonito-que-he-visto-nunca-customizado.244006/
But as I said there, it´s beatifull, for me better than the original.
https://relojes-especiales.com/thre...bonito-que-he-visto-nunca-customizado.244006/
But as I said there, it´s beatifull, for me better than the original.
caspiroz
Forer@ Senior
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Yes
I did little mod here. In my opinion original Gemini 4 is not so good as these one ;p
1. Base is Speedy Professional 3570.50
2. Geniune dial from Gemini IV
3. PO hands
4. Geniune steel besel
You can see results in the first post ...
Sure you see what time is it better than me in the original model without tunning.
Kornavin
Milpostista
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Just dial and hands change
Normally I do it on my own but with much cheapper watches. I was little affraid of it here
Sure thing. I'd be scared to death...expensive watches and clumsy fingers don't match!!
I would've hardly been able to open it and admire it's movement.
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sunday
Forer@ Senior
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Awesome watch. Congratulations!
I think the concept in English is Modding.
Sorry, meant tuning, not "tunning".
I think the concept in English is Modding.
Kornavin
Milpostista
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We all know that..what it really outstands among others, is the blue dial, PO hands & the 65-05 mark...those are the differences that make it The Smurfmaster.
As a matter of fact, I don't know if I woul've bddn able to sacrifice a Speedy, in mint condition, just in order to customize it...
More congrats to the brave owner!!!
As a matter of fact, I don't know if I woul've bddn able to sacrifice a Speedy, in mint condition, just in order to customize it...
More congrats to the brave owner!!!
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